JEWELRY THAT TELLS A STORY
WEAR IT
PASS IT
FOLLOW ITS JOURNEY
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How It Works
Register your unique number on our website and begin its journey.
Wear it as a reminder to seek adventure, make meaningful connections, and look for the good in the world.
Pass it on to someone when the moment feels right and ask them to continue its journey.
Follow it to see where its traveled and the lives its connected.
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"This is the coolest thing ever! I take a bracelet with me every time I travel."
"My necklace has already made it to 3 countries and been worn by 7 people!"
"The best gift idea! Totally unique, thoughtful and affordable."
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How We Give Back
25% of the net profits are given to help support foster children and adoption. Together we can make a difference in the lives of many children!
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Where will your journey take you?
We encourage you to wear the bracelet along your journey and when the time comes pass it along to inspire someone else.
Lauren from Ecuador – #15671
My mom gifted me my Compass for Christmas. I’m a Peace Corps volunteer from California who’s currently serving in rural Ecuador. I think the Compass represents interconnectedness, exploration and growth,
Joslyn from FL – #15816
I bought my bracelet on a vacation. It was the first thing I purchased but it just caught my eye immediately, and I know I had to get it. Spreading
Our Mission
At Compass, our mission is to connect people and inspire adventure through meaningful, story-driven jewelry. Each piece is designed to mark a moment, capture an intention, or honor a chapter of your journey. It’s not just something you wear — it’s something you carry for a time, then pass on when the moment is right. Our jewelry becomes part of your story, and then someone else’s, creating a ripple of shared experience, curiosity, and connection. We believe in living with kindness, purpose, and a spirit of adventure that brings people closer to each other and the world around them.
